The Chimpanzee Genome & the Christian View of Humanity
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The publication of the chimpanzee genome has thrown attention again on theological issues surrounding evolution and God’s interaction with the world. A group of New Zealand scientists has published below a statement concerning the impact of this research on the Christian view of humanity. It is published here in order to stimulate serious debate—in science, philosophy and theology—on our understanding of human origins. Some initial responses follow the statement.
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